I'm just throwing out ideas here.Sony’s next God of War game, originally slated for a 2021 release on PlayStation 5, has been pushed to 2022. I don't want to give away any secrets to getting scoops, but sometimes it's helpful to wait for something to shake out, or in a pinch actually contact the people involved. He seems a little snarky, doesn't he? So that's the story. For now however Gears is available exclusively on Xbox360 and we’re still working on improvements and enhancements to it. So unless it takes us 5 years to bring Gears of War to Windows, we certainly expect to keep supporting Windows XP users. Based on past experience we’ve learned that it takes approximately 5 years for an OS to fully take hold among the gaming population. We’ve said all along that, at some point in the future, we could adapt Gears of Wars for PC. There’s nothing to announce at this time. When asked recently in an interview whether I had 'any comment on the Windows Vista version of Gears of War?' I replied the following: Unfortunately none of the sites reporting this silliness bothered to ask me for a comment on it Ditto for ATI and other graphics vendors as well. So in reality the only thing this supposed 'leak' demonstrates is that we work closely with NVIDIA to ensure the best possible performance for our engine on their platforms. That was beneficial because two PC games (Roboblitz and Rainbow Six Vegas) have already shipped for PC and we're planning to ship our next Unreal Tournament game on PC this year as well. That was necessary to make the development tools perform well and ensure that their drivers would support UE3 going forward. We gave NVIDIA a copy of wargame.exe (along with some sample content from Gears) so they could help us tweak Unreal Engine 3 performance and reliability on NVIDIA graphics chips. That was how we simulated the power of Xbox 360 before there was actually a real Xbox 360 to run on. Our first E3 demo, over two years ago, was done on an PC equipped with dual NVIDIA graphics cards. You know console games are developed on PCs, right? Even if we never release Gears of War on PC we still need to run the game on PC to develop and test content for it. There is no 'new information' that Gears will be released on PC. In this case, Epic's Mark Rein gives gamers a denial: Gears of War, running on Windows? Oh my that must mean a port! There was a ton of reporting saying exactly that, but I thought we'd sit it out so we could give you the straight dirt when something was confirmed or denied. What they found set off a rumor storm: they saw what seemed to be references to Gears of War. Everyone wants to know what a new set of drivers does, so this isn't anything new or interesting. A few days ago an enterprising gamer was going through the code for a set of new Nvidia drivers.

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